Fuse-able or not?
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Fuse-able or not?
This client used a heat and bond to fuse the sunflower on the body of the fabric and then added a stabilizer to the back of that! She then had to cut out the stabilizer as it was too heavy to sew on! Thank heavens for that, or I would not have been able to quilt the sunflower at all, I did a cross hatching on the blue and a curved cross hatching on the middle of the sunflower. The outer boarders, are meandering curls! Sorry it's kind of hard to see! now it's all done and been gifted to her granddaughter!
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Love the look of crosshatching. You might tell her to cut out the large portions of the applique. You only need about 3/8" around the edges. I haven't had time to start working on these flip flops but this photo will show you the heat n bond fusible. F&P taught me this.
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Love the look of crosshatching. You might tell her to cut out the large portions of the applique. You only need about 3/8" around the edges. I haven't had time to start working on these flip flops but this photo will show you the heat n bond fusible. F&P taught me this.
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